Miłość w Berlinie
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Był słoneczny kwiecień, 1943 roku. Ona nie znała jego, on nie znał jej. A jednak, mimo wszystko, coś do siebie czuli. Miłość? Czy może po prostu przyciągała ich do siebie wojna?
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